piers morgan. what do you think?> piers: well, i was doing the math, conservative tv pundit ranting everyday on television against socialism and government overspending and would wield a chainsaw in public to illustrate people that are in power. very much when you add it together and fact his nickname was the wig because of his air and mr. crazy because he is nuts, you have the argentine version of brian kilmeade. >> ainsley: shaking thing up. do you think he won because he is different or inflation is 140% and he sergio masa was the economy leader. >> piers: this country used to be economic powerhouse and been brought to economic ruin. people are crying out for something new and fresh. this guy is a maverick, a little nuts, to the right, conservative to his boot straps and promised to make a difference. they are saying, we've tried everything else, time for something new and this guy is their donald trump. he's come along like trump did. people are going my gosh, this can't happen and saw trump in many ways turned o

hered to react piers morgan himself. hi, piers. >> good morning, kicking off here. >> ainsley: what is reaction there? >> two developments. we had this big march on saturday and huge controversy because interior minister had written a piece for the times newspaper in which she was critical of the police and many thought undermined the police by saying they had not done enough to identify people who were pro-hamas and arrest them and so on. she sent this piece to the prime minister who sent back amendments and told her to same some stuff out. she did not take out everything she was told to take out. we wake up this morning, early morning in london and rishi sunak fired braverman and had to move someone to home office, moved james cleverly. he is new interior minister and ges who is coming back to run the foreign office in david cameron, former prime minister. >> steve: no kidding? surprise comeback. look at that video of what happened particularly on the bridge over river tems, i believe. how do you as someone on the side

speaking of london, from london is piers morgan, host of piers morgan uncensored. good afternoon to you. >> good afternoon, steve. he would like to -- he didn't do it, why? >> i've interviewed pro-palestinian voices in the last month, including that ambassador and asked all of them that question, because to me, you can absolutely say that you are concerned about the plight of the palestinians before and after what happened on october 7. that is normal and human reaction. however, if you're not prepared to condemn that appalling terror attack, i don't want to hear you asking for condemnation of anything else. i start with that question and his inability to give straight, of course i condemn it, it was terrible, it telling. you are seeing demonstrations all over the world, a lot of people demonstrating are genuine peace protesters and i respect that and democracy you are allowed to demonstrate peacefully. they are getting infiltrated with people that are basically pro-hamas and hamas is a terrorist organization. if you support hamas or chant jihad or from the river t

during the peak of his coverage on gazza on october the 22nd, piers morgan met for dinner in new york with the wife of jonathan mendelson. name is nicola mendelson and she has lobbied relentlessly for israel within her position at facebook, instagram and whatsapp's parent company metter. she has spoken at israeli government supported events in tel aviv and met with shimon perez while opening facebook sites in israel. it was under her watch that facebook procured the israeli mobile web analytics company onavo. anavo was founded by guy rosen and roy tiger, both veterans of the israeli military. the intelligence unit 8200. mendelson was ecstatic about facebook's procurement of the company, stating onavo with all its know how in data compression will help facebook achieve its vision of linking the largest number of users possible in the world, including of course africa and the middle east. during the last decade of mendelson leading metter, there has been a large number of unit 8200 veterans employed across the company. another person present at the dinner with morgan and mendelson was c

here in britain, viewers of talktv heard piers morgan's take on the whole matter. that highly incendiary claim. nevertheless, mr morgan then disclose the names, even though he said he didn't believe the sussexes�* story. far away from the riddle of mr scobie's, the king of mr scobie's book, the king is in dubai, where tomorrow he will give the opening address to the cop 28 climate conference. a moment, the palace believes, of some significance. nicholas witchell, bbc news. just to remind you of what we are keeping across, we are expecting here in tel aviv in israel, we expect the us secretary of state antony blinken to speak at this crucial moment as we come towards the end of the temporary pause in the end of the temporary pause in the fighting. we expect an update from him and will cross to it as soon as we see him. after more than a year of strike action — rail workers belonging to the rmt union have voted to end their series of national walk—outs. they've accepted an offer from these 14 train companies which includes a backdated pay rise of 5%. it means they won

british journalist, yes, he has his own, his own separate show called morgan, not uncensored, piers morganis actually this british journalist, who himself was very popular, well, this is also the understanding, in our country, of course, it is a tabloid, but in ukraine, he does not understand well that such tabloid, tabloids also perform their function. paramedics, relatively speaking, politics, the political jungle, and, well, never mind, just really, a great passage, and it shows , first of all, the skill of piers morgan himself, who, as you can guess, is number two in popularity right now among the candidates or three seems to be among the candidates from the republican party for the post of the future president of the united states ramaswamy is a businessman, a populist, right, and my god, he is now carrying simple solutions, what he says there simply does not fit in his head, but there i just tell him, i ask him, listen, well , you became the president, how do you solve the problem with ukraine, and he says: well, if i have a great agreement, what is the essence of the agreement? well

here in britain, viewers of talktv heard piers morgan's take on the whole matter. ighly incendiary claim. nevertheless, mr morgan then disclose the names, even though he said he didn't believe the sussexes' story. far away from the riddle of mr scobie's, the king is in dubai, where tomorrow he will give the opening address to the cop 28 climate conference. a moment, the palace believes, of some significance. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the former chancellor, alistair darling has died at the age of 70. he was a labour mp for almost 30 years and spent 13 years in government, first under tony blair and then gordon brown — who today called him "a statesman of unimpeachable integrity". alistair darling had been suffering from cancer. 0ur political correspondent iain watson reports. alistair darling faced two huge political challenges in his long career. saving the economy in a financial crisis, and seeing off a strong campaign for scottish independence. alistair darling was a chancellor who kept a cool head in the face of the biggest global financial meltdown in decades

one of the worst offenders is pier morgan. clearly uh biased and he clearly does attack people who aret for money uh, so they they are not what you would call the most moral people in the world, so not only a spanish people going over there, i've got reports of czech, british, american and also colombia. news and brief for this hour israel's prison service says 39 palestinian detaines have been released under a true agreement between tel aviv and hamas the... are the third group of palestinians who have been released since the ceasefire came into effect on friday, this after hamas released 13 years release and four foreign nationals. iran's president says, it's up to the residents of gaza to decide about their own future, and the united states has no right whatsoever to meddle in this process. ibrahim razy has also described the palestinian resistance movement hamas as legitimate and legal government of gaza chosen through popular vote.

it seems that pier morgan does have a horse in the race after all. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former. at bristol university, and he's now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zeam university, he's also a co-director of a lobbying watch dog spinwatch and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest today is the independent journalist warren thornton. warren is the journalist who broke the story about the canadian parliament giving a standing avation to a ukrainian nazi who had served in the ss during world war ii. incredibly he was arrested by the british police for revealing this information, but no charges were ever brought. in his previous life, warren served in the military, after which she spent eight years providing personal protection for aid workers in many war-torne countries. and he's now joining us via skype. welcome to the show. david, what's been your thoughts about the pierce morgan's uh coverage really of the

she'll also answer whether piers morgan has whether or not piers morgan has fallen into scobie's trapbie's trap by outrageously revealing the so—called royal racist identities. don't miss that . but identities. don't miss that. but first, irish traveller and star of big brother and my big fat gypsy of big brother and my big fat gypsy wedding, paddy doherty explains why a new supreme court ruling against travellers represents discrimination. plain and simple. where are you on this? do you think it is about time that councils got tough on travellers? isabel monday to thursday from six till 930 . six till 930. >> all right. now i want to hear from you. okay, gb views and gbnews.com. it's a controversial topic this, but when have we ever shied away from that? hey, so our council is right. buoyed by supreme court ruling to get tough on the travelling community. now some people think mainly from the travelling community that the only acceptable form of racism left. i'm air quoting there for anyone listening on radio is against the travelling community. you know not allowed to have weddings

about us involvement and, and, and putting ukraine in nato, which is something remo. swami said to piers morgan, we should, we cannot do that. i'm not, you know, i think the americans would be on rama swanny side. doesn't just let me do that. yeah. that's all this other presidency. no, because donald and donald trump has, you know, barring any anatomy going to jail, i mean, any other unforeseen possibility. donald trump is going to be the republican nominate rabbit swami, you know, really hasn't taken off. uh, no one's taken off to catch donald trump on the republican side. and i did so is it? no, he has no chance, but he does have a chance possibly to play a role in a republican administration. right. and let's just get to it. but this is, i know about a year away. who are the front runners? do thing for both the republicans and democrats as well. it's definitely donald trump, without a doubt and, and there was a, there are 2 poles in new york times in a college full and a uh, abc newest paul that came out over the weekend. and in the book, 6 wing states that and, and it's whoever wins the maj

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>> manu, manu, we have gone through this and i have gone through on piers morgan and -- >> it is still a question. >> how about we talk, and look, we know -- >> the people are asking me, why, but why? >> it is insecurity, stupidity, i don't know. i'm human. we make mistake, and i have ap p apologized and i have profusely and with remors that i have messed up. >> and more importantly that he said in the social media post that he is not going to seek re-election for the house seat. that is significant, and remember that for some time he has been defiant saying that he would run all along, and in fact, in the same interview, i asked him if he would still run for a seat even if he were expelled from the house, and he said absolutely he would run, but george santos in the light of this damning evidence detailed by this bipartisan committee and facing the threat of expulsion making it clear here that he is not going to run for re-election which is a sign of relief for republicans which is a biden district which democrats could pick up if he not a candidate, and if he changes his mind again,

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i have gone through this on piers morgan, with --. it's question. >> how about we talk -- we know -- >> reporter: answer me why. >> i have already told you this. insecurity, stupidity. i don't know. look, i'm human. we make mistakes. i have apologized and will continue to apologize for this and with remorse. i am the first one to jump and say i messed up. >> reporter: i asked how could he possibly run for his seat again given the fact that he has lost so much support within the republican party, within the new york delegation. he is unpopular in his district. there is questions about those lies. he is facing criminal charges. he said that he is a different type of republican because he said he is not a party guy. >> that was always in some way disconnected from the gop because i have only been doing politics four years. i said i want to do this. aoc was my inspiration. most people don't know that. i saw, wait -- i felt like you need to be a kennedy, a bush or a clinton to be in politics. ocasio-cortez is, like, a scrappy girl, from wh

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you talk to piers morgan, he says these are not first immigration immigrants, there are british peopleing over london and rallying for hamas. there is right and wrong and hope people will see their way through it. >> emily: to brian kilmeade's point about israel losing propaganda war, that is specific goal articulated by hamas and to have global condemnation and this went back to violence to provoke response by israel as that the globe would condemn it. we have seen that time and time again. at the end of the day, good versus evil and there seems to be sides for all those people in oakland. >> kaylee: outcome of this meeting calling for permanent ceasefire in gaza. i do think there is element where i find it a little funny, thank you oakland city council, i'm sure everyone in the middle east was waiting with baited breath for you to weigh in on this conflict. they know they are not contributing to the conflict. this is common denominator and everyone you saw in front of that microphone, you saw during covid and with black lives matter with with many other social justice causes, what yo

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right into a debate that the viewers watching right now won't have the background and you were on piers morgane this really -- i think a very interesting point. you weren't comparing atrocities nor soft pedaling of the nazis but you said even nazis doing what was so awful knew what they were doing to some e extent was awful and that they try to kowmp their crimes. or they're soldiers this is historically accurate chtd ss had to do drugs and alcohol to get away from moral atrocities i'm sure not all of them but this was a historical fact it is why they most offed to camps because soldiers became so -- destroyed from what they were doing and this is compared to israel right now because you're saying hamas is proud of of hams leaders since proud of what they've done. they are proud. if you see unedited footage as i have of the october 7th attacks nevermind going from the you will know additional obscenity what occurred and what hamas wants to keep occurring is that the terrorists were so proud of what they were doing as they were doing it. calling their parents back in gaza saying look you know f

mohammed hijab, a muslim philosopher and scholar, speaking on piers morgan's talk show this week, labelledhill, a war criminal, long considered a greatest britain. does churchill have a case to answer for his actions as prime minister and as a former military figure and commander ? military figure and commander? for who better to ask than the author of the definitive churchill biography? churchill walking with destiny? andrew roberts, whose latest book conflicts a military history of the evolution of warfare from 1945 to ukraine in co—written with general david petraeus , is with general david petraeus, is out now . andrew, i'll ask you out now. andrew, i'll ask you about the new book in just a moment, but what are the crimes laid at churchill's door and what is your response to them? well the first one that some muslim scholars come up with is the idea that he used poison gas against iraqi tribes in the immediate post first world war. >> and this is completely untrue . if this scholar would like to go to cambridge churchill college, cambridge, he can actually see the document, which i've

nelson, go and see rupert, likes backing rupert, who likes backing talent, morgan being talent, piers morganble example right and notable example right now. and even notable example even more notable example example was me when he supported me buying talk radio and then talk sport . right? go and see talk sport. right? go and see him and say we'll replicate the spectator . right? he will take spectator. right? he will take all the talent with him. the spectator be worth nothing . spectator be worth nothing. honestly, in the world we're in today, individual titles count for nothing . and the power is for nothing. and the power is with the consumer and the consumer. if they don't like your editorial line , they don't your editorial line, they don't like the stories you run , then like the stories you run, then boom, that business will go bust i >> -- >> but this 5mm >> but this is clearly not what they think. because your point there seemed to me so important that they're paying £1.2 billion for something worth 600 million. therefore a commercial therefore it isn't a commercial transaction. ab

i mean, a lot of us would have seen his interview with piers morgan earlier the week and i have earlierhave to perhaps i wasn't to say, perhaps i wasn't surprised , but i was shocked surprised, but i was shocked that he seemed unable in that exchange. when asked about 15 times whether whether he would call hamas a terror organisation, he seemed unable to do so. he's been very clear. he's come out against the october the 7th attacks, but i think it's appalling that he didn't answer that question straightforwardly when he was asked it the first time. keir starmer yes, he did try to get jeremy corbyn elected. there are plenty of decent people in the labour party and indeed millions of voters who stuck by labour. i didn't i didn't stick by labour when corbyn was leader. but millions of decent people did. and there's a very strong argument that it was the right thing to do because otherwise you could say that the labour party fallen apart party would have fallen apart completely. i think starmer has been very, very clear in distancing himself from the toxicity of corbynism and indeed corbyn

i mean, a lot of us would have seen his interview with piers morgan earlier the week and i have earlierhave to perhaps i wasn't to say, perhaps i wasn't surprised , but i was shocked surprised, but i was shocked that he seemed unable in that exchange. when asked about 15 times whether whether he would call hamas a terror organisation, he seemed unable to do so. he's been very clear. he's come out against the october the 7th attacks, but i think it's appalling that he didn't answer that question straightforwardly when he was asked it the first time. keir starmer yes, he did try to get jeremy corbyn elected. there are plenty of decent people in the labour party and indeed millions of voters who stuck by labour. i didn't i didn't stick by labour when corbyn was leader. but millions of decent people did. and there's a very strong argument that it was the right thing to do because otherwise you could say that the labour party fallen apart party would have fallen apart completely. i think starmer has been very, very clear in distancing himself from the toxicity of corbynism and indeed corbyn

refused repeatedly to were a terror to say that hamas were a terror group morgan . group with piers morgancking, actually. >> that was shocking, actually. >> that was shocking, actually. >> might say, look, >> and you might say, look, there's angle. there's a humanitarian angle. okay, it that is okay, fine. but is it that or is it ideological? when you it ideological? because when you have people like natascha, remember, suspended for remember, she was suspended for three months for saying that israel should move to the us in a post. and amazingly, she's still in the party. so these are people who don't like israel. so there's of humanitarian there's lots of humanitarian cnses there's lots of humanitarian crises can look at throughout crises we can look at throughout the but they seem the world, but they seem particularly focussed this one. one. >> one. >> what you %-- % about this, >> what do you think about this, lewis? wrong say lewis? i mean, am i wrong to say that doesn't have a that israel doesn't have a choice but insist before a choice but to insist before a ceasefire? they would h

refused repeatedly to were a terror to say that hamas were a terror group morgan . group with piers morgancking, actually. >> that was shocking, actually. >> that was shocking, actually. >> might say, look, >> and you might say, look, there's angle. there's a humanitarian angle. okay, it that is okay, fine. but is it that or is it ideological? when you it ideological? because when you have people like natascha, remember, suspended for remember, she was suspended for three months for saying that israel should move to the us in a post. and amazingly, she's still in the party. so these are people who don't like israel. so there's of humanitarian there's lots of humanitarian cnses there's lots of humanitarian crises can look at throughout crises we can look at throughout the but they seem the world, but they seem particularly focussed this one. one. >> one. >> what you %-- % about this, >> what do you think about this, lewis? wrong say lewis? i mean, am i wrong to say that doesn't have a that israel doesn't have a choice but insist before a choice but to insist before a ceasefire? they would h

apparently rolls her eyes when veganism or gender identity are discussed and allegedly thinks thanked piers morganduchess spoke out about her mental health. i mean, it does look as though we do have an anti woke queen, doesn't it ? anti woke queen, doesn't it? >> yeah, i think we probably do. and she's kind of she's a bit older. she's not that old fashioned, sort of aristocratic variety of woman that you get . variety of woman that you get. who, um, you know, just rolls with the punches and doesn't get too caught up in hysteria or neurosis. she's i mean, god knows she's not neurotic. she's put up with a lot over the years from from the press and from prince charles. you know, she's not had an easy life actually, in ways. and she gets in many ways. and she just gets on cracks on and her on with it and cracks on and her son is a real foodie. so i'm not that surprised about the gluten free stuff either. we know he's a foodie because he's a food reviewer for the mail on sunday. so yeah, she probably eats a bit of foie gras every now and again, doesn't mind of again, doesn't mind a bit of grouse. she j

tributes are pouring in from around the world this morning and the name game piers morgan has identifiedhe alleged royal racist named in omid scobie's book end game gb news will not be naming them. >> this is a decision supported by tom tugendhat. well look, i respect your decision because i wouldn't be reporting such scuttlebutt either. >> and the reality is that his majesty the king in his first year and a bit of his reign has been, i think, a brilliant monarch for us and has done done us proud . us proud. >> well, that was security minister tom tugendhat . and we minister tom tugendhat. and we we're also going to be talking about the jungle. >> yeah, a little bit. nigel farage, how do you think he's getting own, nigel? getting on our very own, nigel? >> having little bit of >> he's having a little bit of a hard with that nella rose hard time with that nella rose character . did hard time with that nella rose character. did again to character. she did it again to him night. she accused him him last night. she accused him of something viewers, we of something that as viewers, we just se